Me El Hadji Diouf : “Je ne sens pas Ousmane Sonko…”

Ce dimanche 10 décembre, lors de l’émission “Grand Jury” de la Rfm, Me El Hadji Diouf a dit ce qu’il pense du député Ousmane Sonko. “C’est quelqu’un qu’on veut fabriquer de toutes pièces. Mais il y a d’autres plus pertinents que lui que j’ai suivis. Mais il gagne en sympathie dans les réseaux sociaux.

Il s’est bien organisé pour se faire un nom. Mais moi je ne le sent pas. Parce que, dans les combats pour que Khalifa Sall vienne répondre le premier jour dans l’installation des députés, il a fui, il a quitté l’Assemblée nationale”.

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